Pregnant Redback Salamander

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I have a female redback salamander who i think is pregnant. She is twice as thick as a normal one, kind of lethargic, and has a big; floating white section with a red vein in the middle near the bottom of her body. i moved her into her own tank and put a piece of rotton log with her. Is she pregnant? How should i care for her and the newly hatched redbacks? How long will it take for her to lay her eggs and have them hatch? How long will it be, after they're hatched, before i can move them in with the adults?
 
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